I'm afraid I'm good for money.

"Sorry, Michael," Nick says, helping Tommy to her feet and watching Kate deftly braiding her hair and brush herself off. "I have enough money to handle everything, and Kate's business prospectus didn't mention any other investors. You'll always be welcome here, even after the change in management. But I don't like giving too much control to other people."

Michael seems disappointed, but accepts the answer. "I'd like to still be involved."

"You can be; I'm sure Kate can find things she wants help with." Kates nods, and smiles at Michael. "But just as an assist, not an owner," Nick finishes.

"You ain't impressin' me with yer financial smarts," Graham grunts, aggravated. "If yer done crushing the kid's dreams, I need an answer."

"Damn it, Graham," Kate interjects, frustrated. "Let Nick at least have tome to think about things."

"No need to wait," Nick says. "I can tell you right now, Graham,-"